I mean honestly we have to start collecting and organizing Mancio's stupid excuses every week. Too bad it is a Juve forum here or I'd very much like to start a seperate thread for them.
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Mancini attempts to quell unrest
Internazionale coach Roberto Mancini responded to Adriano’s angry reaction at being substituted at the weekend, by stating that the changes he made were for the good of the team. Adriano was hauled off just five minutes before the end, and replaced by Argentinian forward Mariano Gonzalez.
But the burly Brazilian showed his disgust at the change, kicking a water bottle lying by the side of the pitch and refusing to acknowledge his manager.
"I only make changes for the good of the team," Mancini insisted. "I sent on Gonzalez because he is a quick player who has good movement off the ball.
"Adriano didn't do enough, just like everybody else in the team."
Goalscorer Fabio Grosso was also reportedly unhappy, and exchanged angry words on the touchline with Mancini as the coach debated whether to replace him with Argentinian defender Nicolas Burdisso.
Though he later sought to diffuse any talk of discontent, stating: "Those comments were not addressed to anybody in particular. They were just expressing personal frustration."
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london bridge is falling down, falling down, my fair lady.
mancini is lost at this job like a stray puppy dog.
Internazionale coach Roberto Mancini responded to Adriano’s angry reaction at being substituted at the weekend, by stating that the changes he made were for the good of the team. Adriano was hauled off just five minutes before the end, and replaced by Argentinian forward Mariano Gonzalez.
But the burly Brazilian showed his disgust at the change, kicking a water bottle lying by the side of the pitch and refusing to acknowledge his manager.
"I only make changes for the good of the team," Mancini insisted. "I sent on Gonzalez because he is a quick player who has good movement off the ball.
"Adriano didn't do enough, just like everybody else in the team."
Goalscorer Fabio Grosso was also reportedly unhappy, and exchanged angry words on the touchline with Mancini as the coach debated whether to replace him with Argentinian defender Nicolas Burdisso.
Though he later sought to diffuse any talk of discontent, stating: "Those comments were not addressed to anybody in particular. They were just expressing personal frustration."
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london bridge is falling down, falling down, my fair lady.
mancini is lost at this job like a stray puppy dog.
Turf defeated us, says Mancio
Tuesday 3 October, 2006
Roberto Mancini has blamed Sunday’s 1-1 draw at Cagliari on the pitch. “It was terrible,” noted the Inter Coach.
The Nerazzurri were desperate to make up for their Champions League debacle against Bayern Munich, but were unable to defeat the islanders who are still in search of their first win of the season.
“I am pleased with the first half of the match even if we slowed down a bit in the second,” said Mancio.
“However, I am satisfied with the work done in these first few matches and I have nothing to complain about.
“I think the team played well and I was satisfied with the trident experiment for the short time the three strikers stayed on the pitch [before Hernan Crespo’s injury].
“But we were affected by the pitch which was in a terrible condition. A few of our moves failed to come off because of the surface,” continued Mancio.
“In any case, this was the type of match we wanted to play – sometimes you succeed, sometimes you don't.
“I can understand the tiredness in the second half as we played a tough match on Wednesday and the same goes for the previous game. It has been an intense month.”
The Italian champions have also had to deal with numerous absences recently, due to injuries and suspensions.
“This is yet another problem we have had in our last matches, if you don't have the chance to change, injuries can happen when you're playing so often,” he added.
“I said that I was pleased with September, but it’s clear I was only talking about the championship. How can you be pleased if you have no points in your Champions League group?”
Mancini’s boys can now take advantage of the break for the Euro 2008 qualifiers and the tactician hopes that all his men will be fully recovered by the time Serie A restarts in two weeks.
“We hope to have everyone back as that is the most important thing. If we get back our strength and the injured and suspended players I don't think there will be any big problems.”
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omg this is over the top :rofl2::rofl2: i couldnt stop laughing
Tuesday 3 October, 2006
Roberto Mancini has blamed Sunday’s 1-1 draw at Cagliari on the pitch. “It was terrible,” noted the Inter Coach.
The Nerazzurri were desperate to make up for their Champions League debacle against Bayern Munich, but were unable to defeat the islanders who are still in search of their first win of the season.
“I am pleased with the first half of the match even if we slowed down a bit in the second,” said Mancio.
“However, I am satisfied with the work done in these first few matches and I have nothing to complain about.
“I think the team played well and I was satisfied with the trident experiment for the short time the three strikers stayed on the pitch [before Hernan Crespo’s injury].
“But we were affected by the pitch which was in a terrible condition. A few of our moves failed to come off because of the surface,” continued Mancio.
“In any case, this was the type of match we wanted to play – sometimes you succeed, sometimes you don't.
“I can understand the tiredness in the second half as we played a tough match on Wednesday and the same goes for the previous game. It has been an intense month.”
The Italian champions have also had to deal with numerous absences recently, due to injuries and suspensions.
“This is yet another problem we have had in our last matches, if you don't have the chance to change, injuries can happen when you're playing so often,” he added.
“I said that I was pleased with September, but it’s clear I was only talking about the championship. How can you be pleased if you have no points in your Champions League group?”
Mancini’s boys can now take advantage of the break for the Euro 2008 qualifiers and the tactician hopes that all his men will be fully recovered by the time Serie A restarts in two weeks.
“We hope to have everyone back as that is the most important thing. If we get back our strength and the injured and suspended players I don't think there will be any big problems.”
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omg this is over the top :rofl2::rofl2: i couldnt stop laughing
Nice post Rebel.
Why should inter get away with just a fine? Juventus (the team) did nothing wrong, but they were punished on the basis of what Moggi was accused of. If moratti is guilty of tapping the phones of Figc, Viera, De Santis, crapello, & Juventus, then so is inter (the team) & they should be punished too!
Why should inter get away with just a fine? Juventus (the team) did nothing wrong, but they were punished on the basis of what Moggi was accused of. If moratti is guilty of tapping the phones of Figc, Viera, De Santis, crapello, & Juventus, then so is inter (the team) & they should be punished too!
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